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A p ril 20, 2011
Job Fair Line Up at PCC Cascade
30 employers, job search services
Close to 1,300 job seekers
are expected to find their way
to Portland
Community
College’s Cascade Campus in
north Portland Tuesday for the
annual Cascade Job Fair.
The April 26 event will fea­
SUNDAY
and is held from 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. in the campus gymnasium.
“Whether you are exploring
your options or ready to look
for a job, the Cascade Job Fair
is a great place to start,” said
Becky Washington, a coordina­
tor at the Cascade Career Re­
source Center. “The last few
ture 30 employers and plenty of
job-search services. A wide
range of industries will be rep­
resented, including Portland
General Electric, Verizon Wire­
less and KGW, among others.
The job fair is open to the public
MONDAY
TUESDAY
THE LAW OFFICES OF
Patrick John Sweeney, PC.
Patrick John Sweeney
WEDNESDAY
years we’ve had people lined up
around the block before we
open.”
Washington said it’s a good
idea to prepare and dress for
the job fair as if you were going
to an interview. It’s also wise to
find out ahead of time, which
employers most interest you and
THURSDAY
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learn more about them.
“We post all of the employers
on our website with a link to
their jobs,” she said. “We also
post ‘Fair Tips’ on our site.”
For more information, visit
the PCC website at pcc.edu/
re source s/careers/fai rs/cas-
cade.
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